Waters v. American Machinery Co.

1. In a suit for the purchase-price of a planing-mill, sold under a written contract which contained stipulations to the effect that “if anything is found short, broken, defective, or not as specified, notice thereof shall be given, either sent by registered letter or telegram to [the seller], within five days after machinery is received, . . [in order that the seller] may correct same,” and that the purchaser “agrees to test the same within five days after received; and if, upon trial, said machinery should not prove as herein represented, [the purchaser] expressly agrees to give immediate…